Western Rim Properties were launched in 1990 as Hiles recognized the unmet need for affordable luxury homes appointed with state-of-the-art amenities. Hiles insisted on building properties developed by Western Rim near schools so as to ensure access to education for both children and their parents. Marcus Hiles had the desire to create communities at the […]

Western Rim Properties were launched in 1990 as Hiles recognized the unmet need for affordable luxury homes appointed with state-of-the-art amenities. Hiles insisted on building properties developed by Western Rim near schools so as to ensure access to education for both children and their parents. Marcus Hiles had the desire to create communities at the heart of his business ventures, which is why he has designed his high-end developments to include the lush green spaces, sports facilities, day spas, and recreational centers. More on this topic here:http://www.sb.marketwatch.com/story/marcus-hiles—-donates-computers-for-students-through-philanthropic-endeavors-2016-05-31

Houston positions as the fourth greatest metro running in the United States, coming in behind New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Additionally, more than half of Fortune 500 energy companies have central offices here giving the city a preferred standpoint with regards to energy. Marcus Hiles has been optimistic about this growth in Houston. A […]

Houston positions as the fourth greatest metro running in the United States, coming in behind New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. Additionally, more than half of Fortune 500 energy companies have central offices here giving the city a preferred standpoint with regards to energy. Marcus Hiles has been optimistic about this growth in Houston. A great deal of Houston’s population growth and expansion has been driven by the energy business. The augmentation of the Panama Canal also offers significance to the city, where industrial giants attempt to beat West Coast in attaining foreign goods. The Port of Houston is the second busiest port in the United States, fighting with the Port of Los Angeles for trade and business. Additionally, the Texas Medical Center, situated just three miles south of downtown, has more than 100,000 representatives and boasts of facilities such as hospitals, research organizations, pharmacy schools, nursing programs and a dental school.

From a local perspective, Texas has shown no shortage of development. Homes are being constructed at their fastest pace in Dallas-Fort Worth in nearly a decade, and studies by the University of Texas show that employment has consistently trended positively in San Antonio, and research director of UTSA Institute for Economic Development, Thomas Tunstall, expects […]

From a local perspective, Texas has shown no shortage of development. Homes are being constructed at their fastest pace in Dallas-Fort Worth in nearly a decade, and studies by the University of Texas show that employment has consistently trended positively in San Antonio, and research director of UTSA Institute for Economic Development, Thomas Tunstall, expects that “growth will continue to flow into the local economy for years.” Marcus Hiles maintains that the best way to further enlarge the housing market statewide will be through sustained enactment of strong laws that protect and increase the labor force. The recent past provides a solid testimony for this position: after the housing bubble crisis decimated real estate prices nationwide, the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex was less affected than nearly every other major city, with a Fortune article asserting that the cause for the robust economy traces back to the “more than 100,000 new jobs added each year in North Texas.” The rationale lies in its reputation for being business-friendly region with major corporations like Toyota, State Farm and Liberty Mutual relocating to the fourth-most populous American urban center in recent years. Forbes suggests that zoning and land-use construction burdens may be lifted throughout the U.S., as the new presidential administration could usher in an era of eased regulations and lowered building costs. Relaxed protocols for small banks may allow them to conduct business differently and boost development as well, having the flexibility to approve more loans for new housing projects.